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Re:Hamlet – Simple and powerful reactive templating
on Monday June 16, 2014 @08:05PM (#7902181)
I thought about that when constructing the demo but opted to use the JSX / plain JavaScript version because that's what's displayed on the React homepage.
We have a strong preference for Haml and CoffeeScript dialects so that's how we present our demos. I built jsfiddles based on how each framework presented their own product.
Re:Hamlet – Simple and powerful reactive templating
on Monday June 16, 2014 @07:34PM (#7902085)
Thanks for your video reproducing the bug. We'll get on it.
We don't expect to have something as polished as React yet. Early feedback is all we can hope for so we can iterate on what we believe is an innovative approach to a problem that many devs have.
Re:Hamlet – Simple and powerful reactive templating
on Monday June 16, 2014 @07:20PM (#7902037)
Which string are you talking about? Also, which OS/browser are you using?
Re:Hamlet – Simple and powerful reactive templating
on Monday June 16, 2014 @07:07PM (#7901989)
I haven't come across broken text fields while testing the site with Firefox, Safari, Chrome, IE9+, and Mobile Safari.
Could you let me know which browser and version you're using so I can get to the bottom of the problem?
Re:Hamlet – Simple and powerful reactive templating
on Monday June 16, 2014 @06:39PM (#7901875)
I just fixed this. CDNJS to the rescue.
Re:Hamlet – Simple and powerful reactive templating
on Monday June 16, 2014 @05:04PM (#7901473)
It's pretty awesome to be able to host CoffeeScript OSS projects on a .coffee TLD
Re:Hamlet – Simple and powerful reactive templating
on Monday June 16, 2014 @04:02PM (#7901152)
You'd use a jQuery style setter.
isOrange(false)